Reuben Foster, a 6-foot-2, 230-pound 5-star linebacker announced Monday night that he now plans to attend recently-crowned national champion Alabama. He had previously verbally committed to Alabama two years ago, decommitted last July, gave a verbal to Auburn, and then made a second decommitment in December when former head coach Gene Chizik was fired along with his lead recruiter, Trooper Taylor. The interesting part of this story is that Foster has a tattoo of Auburn, Alabama’s SEC rival, on his forearm. Foster tweeted in December that he is choosing to keep the tattoo, in remembrance of Auburn player Ladarious Phillips who was killed during a shooting off-campus last summer.

Marshall Henderson hit two free throws to give Ole Miss a 63-61 win over Auburn. Then Henderson taunted a crowd that did not appreciate it. Too much?...

Auburn coach Gus Malzahn says former starting quarterback Clint Moseley has left the team. Moseley will remain in school at Auburn and will focus on finishing his degree. Moseley started nine games the past two seasons, but freshman Jonathan Wallace claimed the No. 1 spot late in the season. Moseley, the former Alabama Mr. Football, passed for 373 yards in four games and had one touchdown pass against three interceptions as a junior.

Will Gilbert, sports editor for The Sun-Times in Heber Springs, Arkansas, has some lingering bitterness toward Gus Malzahn apparently. The new Auburn coach tweeted how nice it was to see Cam Newton on campus taking classes. Gilbert retorted on twitter by tweeting a crude comment about Malzahn’s wife liking “Cammy Cam” juice and telling him to “stay out of Arkansas.” Hoping for his sake that is a fake account…

As tweeted out by @nachomamabgid from a bar in Tuscaloosa on Dec. 26, one Auburn fan got this hot number on his lower back...